The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-27

Chesapeak 4 Ohio 81. Rich s West PIT 1885
Northwestern l2474 Rock Island -i:sSls
Delaware Iaek. iS.ss St. Paul pref'd lsiss
Erie ....... 35lS Texas Pacific 3fas
East Tennessee - l44 Tenn Coal X Iron 341s
Lake shore g.54 Union Pacific ----- ds4
Louisville X Nash. 6stt New Jersey Cen 81
Memphis * Char. "a Missouri Pacific lItses
Mobile * Ohio. 1874 Western Union. 1.4
Cotton seed Oil Tr.. 81.
The stock market was again dull to-day with
narrow fluctuations in the general list and
trading still of professional character. The
entire interest i'm the market was monopolized
by "a few specialties. The opening was quiet
but firm, with advances ranging up to IS per
cent The general list was firm, with San
Francisco prominent for strength, but a spell
of extreme dizziness interviewed before noon,
ON which prices receded a shade After that
time, however, Reading. ST. Paul and St Paul
and Duluth showed some animation. and at the
last hour were joined by Denver, Terre Haute
and Manitoba, the close being quiet but strong
at about the highest figures reached Total
sales 24II ~ shares. sales of Reading alone
reaching s1,CJ0 shares. Everything Is higher,
with st. Paul and Duluth up 3l..
Cotton
NEW YORK May 2s.-Green 4 Co.'S report
ON GOTTEN futures says: The determined
effort To- bull the market by clique interested
in the old crop has again been successful, with
further addition of l0dll points made to
values Long cotton has been spilled some
what freely in taking the benefit of this adj
off to any extent, nor could signs of much
short interest covering be discovered
Cotton strong; sales. AZ nPIands, III;
Great britain. 81 To France. =; to the
;E5s,6s9
gross, LOEB Futures closed firm and strong;
sales iSOG; May IL 0jft II 0s June, III ga III te;
July, IL II oil IL; August, IL 1+6ll Is; septen-
her 10 ssssf 10 -: October 10 M November. lO ~
ef10 Il; December, lOO'@lOt u; January, ~ l5G
l0I4.
LIVERPOOL, May ~, I2s3O D. m.-Cotton duh
and prices generally in buyers favor-up iands
l3-i6; Orleans l:-I6; sales, 500; speculation
asa. Futures SniINMay. J 5-si; May-June,
JD-6f; June-July, 5l-6i; also ) 50-64; july
q ~ .aIzo =. "a I,tob,r ( l3-,;i.
October-Noyember. > 1854; NOvember-Decem-
Der, 1854; September, 5i-5i; also i'-ji.
LIVERPOOL May ri, 4 p. m.-May, May-June.
~ ct, buyer; June-July, 1914, buyer; July
August. 5l-6I, value August->eptember.
October November, ) ;sI-6t, buyer; November
December, 5;l64, buyer; September, SI-t4,
seller. Futures closed dull. Sales of the day
included 800 bales of American.
GALVESTON, May p. { Cotton firm: mid
ding, 10 9-l6; net receipts, l. gruss- : sales
-; stock, sGD-
NORFOLK, May % Cotton firm; mi,idling,
10 l5-l6; net receipts, Il; gross receipts, Il;
sales. ~; stock, 4,Ess; exports Coastwise, ~.
BALTIMORE, May a6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, MS; net receipts, -: gross, -; sales,
-; Stock i,6o;I exports cosistwisc. =; sales To
spinners, 80
BOSTON, May :6.-Cotton steady; AiddIing,
us; net receipts W. Sf'ss feceltls ''tS sti.'
none; stock, none; exports To Great Britain,
5'9
wH-.mNGToN, May s6--Cotton firm: mid
ding, lu5s. net receipts, -; gross receipts, -,
sales, none; stock, Is;z}; exports cosistwise =
PHIIADELPHIA, May u Cotton firm mid
ding, IOI4; net receipts. ~; gross receipts, Il;
stock, 2t'sb-
NV A ~ NAY ~ H,ton nri H. iii,
L. st"ch' f--''' exports c"'i7tNise'
NEW ORLEANS, May 36--totton firm: md
ding HOS net receipts. l'6 gross receipts,
Is; salts ISd. stnch, i,t'' exports 10 "feat
blltilii- = cO'istWist' lbs
MOBILE, May 8.-Cotton firm; middling,
IO1s; net rcceiptS - gross receipts. -; sales
100; stock; I.1fI. exports co3istwise., y.
uvupr,s NAY ~; - Cott,n Arm D.. mid
dino ms nat rrCnipts X. or, - r,.,.ints
no. Sbin,1,,nt~ IA. -ta,.L N n ~ f'
- ii''f
ding, lO7I net receipts, 5; sales, -; ship
ments, a.
ding I0l5 net receipts I; yT,r@s rscrints ;
sales, lts stock, az; exports cOaIstwise.
,
General Markets.
Chicago. NAV ai-At the opening of the
wheat market this morning June was in de-
then sold az 49, ami June ST. There was yery
little trad. i'm th,. latter months. but it was u
after their past thr,s, DAYS experience regard
the wheat clique An Of the news received
hs.aFI<h. Foreign
markets wer,a h1r,.Iy steady and crou reports
from the Northwest wcr, very tiatterinr for
the new crnn purin,r the firsf buIIr IIIne al
y,,nced to 49,. anI Lad many huyers m that
july hung around ssi5E and 81 Then came
oIife "A furry in lime wheat and the III iTerence
hatwe,,n Iu1e ana IIIIv which was atc yesrer-
tiay, witIene,I To- saSc At one time to-day. The
ca,iIs,, WIS an xI,etted huying demand from
small scattering shorts in the crowd. The de
mand was almost entirely from people who
were short as los and z1's, and the clique were
taken by surprise lie not their intention
To allow the price To advance, but they had no
orders tO sell. and before they had known il
June had advanced from SS54 to s.'sS- By the
time June had reached the latter figures ker-
shaw was in the. nit with plenty of selling or
ders. He very quickly dispOst.,i of from 10000
10 :: ~ bushels i'm small lots shortly after he
began selling the crowd stopped buying, and
June dropped back To 80 in the twinkling of an
for some time. During the Afternoon session
Jun.. utIi,.ted down and Closed nj SO JuIy
wheat Nr,,s :, shad, Yye,i,er and snId finvn III
s,ti,ct s,zI 49,
torn was firm ar tb, start bt,t IN weakened n
minute later. July started at 4014, sold OH 10
~ and became steady around 40 and 40I4 cents
.Iaiihs at th - hIlttS was iaIry aeuNe udr-
i'i Int t'e u iy, July cl's.u ut +",sI. -, ,
40 -, III n,s 49, jury laiu otS - ~.
~ ~ son. ss anu JtlS IiAs ~ Sents lower al 80
no"aIu thS thre 81 the Hlst hour Dusiht>S
- VISIONS ptCilhe ~ July Ii1fi as iiheeu
at these iigures was light July hard ciosei at